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SUMMARY
Spinal cord injury patient and Brindley neurostimulation
Electrostimulation of anterior sacral nerve roots has been gradually
developed since the 1970s and now represents a real alternative
for the treatment of lower urinary tract dysfunction in neurological
patients. In some cases, it can also allow improvement of erections
and improvement of defecation. The success of the intervention
largely depends on rigorous selection of the patients likely to
benefit from this technique. In this article, the authors describe
the technical principles of this procedure, the ideal patient profile
of candidates for this procedureand the main results that can be
achieved.
Key-Words: spinal cord injury, electrical stimulation, posterior
rhizotomy, paraplegia, neurogenic bladder
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